Tudal Winery - Presented by Matthew Hutchens

Tudal Winery ST. HELENA, CA

PRESENTED BY:

Matthew Hutchens

ST. HELENA, CA

TUDAL WINERY

Total Living Space: 10,965 Square Feet Total Acres: 10 Acres Total Grapes: 7+ Acres of Cabernet Sauvignon Zoned: Agricultural

1021 BIG TREE ROAD

LUXURY LIVING

In 2012, The Fountaingrove Club asked a long-time member to write up a history of the club. The resulting essay became our most researched biography of all time. Here is an edited version of that piece.

include a first-class golf club and future adjacent resort with more than 400 rooms. In 1984, Ted Robinson, Sr., completed his 18-hole course design for the golf club, winding through and around the hills of the ranch. The semi-private course opened in 1985.

During the next several years, TMI attempted to realize its vision of a resort, but was never successful. TMI put the course up for sale, and sold it in 1990 to the Japanese corporation Nakano, who continued operating it as a semi-private course. Nakano also attempted to develop a resort on the adjacent property. Nakano sold the course in 1996 to the Miner family (RNM Properties).

RNM rebuilt and returned the course to first-class condition under the direction of the original designer, Ted Robinson, Sr.

The Fountaingrove Club is situated in the hills of northeast Santa Rosa, in an area that Thomas Lake Harris established as Fountain Grove in 1885.

Harris also established a winery on the property with Dr. John Hyde. The winery became very successful. When Harris eventually returned to New York, he turned the property over to his adopted son, Kenaye Nagasawa.

The adjacent park, where the Club shares the lake on Holes 10 and 17, was named for him.

In November 2002, the Miner family sold the course Nagasawa died in 1934, and Fountain Grove Ranch was and adjacent property to a group of 18 Club members sold in 1940 to Robert and Barbara Walters, who ran (also known as “the founders”). The athletic facility cattle there for the next 35 years. The Walters were was constructed and opened in 2004. The Varenna friends with Robert Fitzpatrick, who headed Teacher development is located where the resort was proposed.

Management & Investment (TMI). Fitzpatrick purchased In 2008, a majority of the Club members voted to the lower 800 acres of the ranch in the late 1970s. In purchase the club from the founders, and the Club BEDROOMS SQUARE FEET GARAGE 1981, the City of Santa Rosa approved TMI’s applicationBATHROOMS became a member-owned private club. InCAR January 2009, to develop a master-plan community, which would the first fully elected Board of Directors was seated.

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RESIDENCE AT 1021 BIG TREE ROAD This two-story home was built in 1995 and has some enhanced features in the kitchen with warming drawers, granite counter tops, a large walk in pantry, and wine cellar. This property also features an elevator, increased storage areas behind living room and great room walls, a built-in safe, attached poolhouse with a full bath and wet bar, theater room with wet bar, family room with wet bar, and a solar heated inground pool and spa.

Residence: 6,863 Square feet Room Count: 15 Bedrooms: 5 Bathrooms: 4.5 Fireplaces: 2 Game Room: Large great room on the second floor could be potential 6th bedroom.

Garage: 3 Car garage Laundry: Large laundry room with sewing nook off the kitchen.

Pool & Spa: Solar Heated Pool & spa with electric pool cover Water: Well water. Well pumps 75 gallons per minute and has a 2500 gallon holding tank. Well is 193 feet deep.

Sewage: Septic Acres of Grapes: 2.61 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon Irrigation: Drip system HVAC: Central heating and air conditioning

1015 BIG TREE ROAD

RESIDENCE & WINERY

In 2012, The Fountaingrove Club asked a long-time member to write up a history of the club. The resulting essay became our most researched biography of all time. Here is an edited version of that piece.

include a first-class golf club and future adjacent resort with more than 400 rooms. In 1984, Ted Robinson, Sr., completed his 18-hole course design for the golf club, winding through and around the hills of the ranch. The semi-private course opened in 1985.

During the next several years, TMI attempted to realize its vision of a resort, but was never successful. TMI put the course up for sale, and sold it in 1990 to the Japanese corporation Nakano, who continued operating it as a semi-private course. Nakano also attempted to develop a resort on the adjacent property. Nakano sold the course in 1996 to the Miner family (RNM Properties).

RNM rebuilt and returned the course to first-class condition under the direction of the original designer, Ted Robinson, Sr.

The Fountaingrove Club is situated in the hills of northeast Santa Rosa, in an area that Thomas Lake Harris established as Fountain Grove in 1885.

Harris also established a winery on the property with Dr. John Hyde. The winery became very successful. When Harris eventually returned to New York, he turned the property over to his adopted son, Kenaye Nagasawa.

The adjacent park, where the Club shares the lake on Holes 10 and 17, was named for him.

In November 2002, the Miner family sold the course Nagasawa died in 1934, and Fountain Grove Ranch was and adjacent property to a group of 18 Club members sold in 1940 to Robert and Barbara Walters, who ran (also known as “the founders”). The athletic facility cattle there for the next 35 years. The Walters were was constructed and opened in 2004. The Varenna friends with Robert Fitzpatrick, who headed Teacher development is located where the resort was proposed.

Management & Investment (TMI). Fitzpatrick purchased In 2008, a majority of the Club members voted to the lower 800 acres of the ranch in the late 1970s. In purchase the club from the founders, and the Club BEDROOMS SQUARE FEET GARAGE 1981, the City of Santa Rosa approved TMI’s applicationBATHROOMS became a member-owned private club. InCAR January 2009, to develop a master-plan community, which would the first fully elected Board of Directors was seated.

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RESIDENCE & WINERY AT 1015 BIG TREE ROAD This horseshoe shaped home and winery was built in 1979. The large lush gardens and outdoor seating provides the perfect setting for small intimate gatherings or large private group events. This section of the property also features a large outdoor bocce ball court and an inground pool. The kitchen in this home, inspired by Julia Child’s kitchen, is built for a master chef. With a “resort feel” to this home’s layout; it is a perfect retreat.

Residence: 4,102 Square Feet Lot: 7.55 Acres Bedrooms: 4 Baths: 5 Kitchen: Large industrial rustic-style kitchen with stainless steel Viking appliances. Large walk in pantry Laundry: Large laundry room Garage: Attached 2 car garage (540 square feet) Fitness/Spa Rooms: Yoga studio with sauna along with separate massage room in home.

Pool: In ground pool with electric cover Bar: Wet bar with “old time” soda fountain Outdoor Showers: 2 HVAC: Central heating and air conditioning Pool Shed: 116 Square Feet Garden Shed: 102 Square Feet Tool Shed: 102 Square Feet Sewage: Septic

ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW...

TUDAL WINERY

In 2012, The Fountaingrove Club asked a long-time member to write up a history of the club. The resulting essay became our most researched biography of all time. Here is an edited version of that piece.

The Fountaingrove Club is situated in the hills of northeast Santa Rosa, in an area that Thomas Lake Harris established as Fountain Grove in 1885.

Harris also established a winery on the property with Dr. John Hyde. The winery became very successful. When Harris eventually returned to New York, he turned the property over to his adopted son, Kenaye Nagasawa.

The adjacent park, where the Club shares the lake on Holes 10 and 17, was named for him.

Nagasawa died in 1934, and Fountain Grove Ranch was sold in 1940 to Robert and Barbara Walters, who ran cattle there for the next 35 years. The Walters were friends with Robert Fitzpatrick, who headed Teacher Management & Investment (TMI). Fitzpatrick purchased the lower 800 acres of the ranch in the late 1970s. In 1981, the City of Santa Rosa approved TMI’s application to develop a master-plan community, which would

include a first-class golf club and future adjacent resort with more than 400 rooms. In 1984, Ted Robinson, Sr., completed his 18-hole course design for the golf club, winding through and around the hills of the ranch. The semi-private course opened in 1985.

During the next several years, TMI attempted to realize its vision of a resort, but was never successful. TMI put the course up for sale, and sold it in 1990 to the Japanese corporation Nakano, who continued operating it as a semi-private course. Nakano also attempted to develop a resort on the adjacent property. Nakano sold the course in 1996 to the Miner family (RNM Properties).

RNM rebuilt and returned the course to first-class condition under the direction of the original designer, Ted Robinson, Sr. In November 2002, the Miner family sold the course and adjacent property to a group of 18 Club members (also known as “the founders”). The athletic facility was constructed and opened in 2004. The Varenna development is located where the resort was proposed.

TUDAL’S RENOWNED MASTER WINEMAKER In 2008, a majority of the Club members voted to Winery’s Winemaker Ron Vuylsteke, purchase the Tudal club from the current founders, and the isClub who’s been making wine with the Tudal Family for became a member-owned private club. In January 2009, over 20 years. the first fully elected Board of Directors was seated.

WINERY QUICK FACTS Winery: 1560 Square Feet including upstairs loft/office

Equipment Shed: 612 Square Feet.

Tasting Room: 840 Square Feet

Water: Well. Well pumps 34 gallons per minute. There are 2 x 2500 gallon storage tanks. Well depth: unmeasurable.

Inspector estimates: 300 feet.

Acres of Grapes: 4.53 Acres of Cabernet Sauvignon Crush Pad: Approximately 2400 Square Feet with 5 x 1600 gallon fermentation tanks and 2 x 2000 gallon fermentation tanks.

Irrigation: Drip system.

Power: 480 amps 3 phase.

AMENITIES

Mountain Views

Large Kitchen

Gardens

Quiet and Private

Large Lot

Outdoor Seating

Shopping Nearby

Stainless Steel Appliances

10 minutes from Downtown

Hardwood Floors

High Ceilings

Open Floor Plan

Great Schools

2 Wells

Solar Heated Inground Pool & Spa

Boutique Winery

7+ Acres of Grapes

Oversized Windows

Gourmet chef’s kitchens

2 Outdoor Showers

Spa

Stainless Steel Viking Appliances

2 Private Gated Entrances

Walk-In Closets

Bocce Ball Court

St. Helena and Calistoga

WINE MAKING LICENSES State and Federal Licenses are transferrable to new owner.

Valid Napa County Use Permit #: U-47879 Issued/Approved: November 1, 1978 Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Allows: 3500 gallons of wine production annually, a 1,470 case equivalent.

Private Tours & Tastings by appointment only No public tours or public tastings under this use permit allowed.

Note: Tours by appointment have been maintained since the onset of the winery use with no public/open visitation desired and has not been challenged by the county. This use is assumed a legal use based on the vague permit.

TUDAL WINERY ACHIEVEMENTS Tudal wines were served at The White House on three separate occasions.

Tudal’s Estate Cabernet Sauvignon was proudly named to Wine Spectator’s Top 100.

Tudal’s Estate Cabernet Sauvignon was voted number 1 in Napa Valley at the local, state, and national levels.

Tudal’s Estate Cabernet won many gold and double golds in the San Francisco Chronicle’s wine competition Tudal Winery consistently achieved between 93 and 95 points in Wine Spectator for their Estate Cabernet Sauvignon.

A DREAM BORN IN 1974

A RICH HISTORY

In 2012, The Fountaingrove Club asked a long-time member to write up a history of the club. The resulting essay became our most researched biography of all time. Here is an edited version of that piece.

The Fountaingrove Club is situated in the hills of northeast Santa Rosa, in an area that Thomas Lake Harris established as Fountain Grove in 1885.

Harris also established a winery on the property with Dr. John Hyde. The winery became very successful. When Harris eventually returned to New York, he turned the property over to his adopted son, Kenaye Nagasawa.

The adjacent park, where the Club shares the lake on Holes 10 and 17, was named for him.

Nagasawa died in 1934, and Fountain Grove Ranch was sold in 1940 to Robert and Barbara Walters, who ran cattle there for the next 35 years. The Walters were friends with Robert Fitzpatrick, who headed Teacher Management & Investment (TMI). Fitzpatrick purchased the lower 800 acres of the ranch in the late 1970s. In 1981, the City of Santa Rosa approved TMI’s application to develop a master-plan community, which would

include a first-class golf club and future adjacent resort with more than 400 rooms. In 1984, Ted Robinson, Sr., completed his 18-hole course design for the golf club, winding through and around the hills of the ranch. The semi-private course opened in 1985.

During the next several years, TMI attempted to realize its vision of a resort, but was never successful. TMI put the course up for sale, and sold it in 1990 to the Japanese corporation Nakano, who continued operating it as a semi-private course. Nakano also attempted to develop a resort on the adjacent property. Nakano sold the course in 1996 to the Miner family (RNM Properties).

RNM rebuilt and returned the course to first-class condition under the direction of the original designer, Ted Robinson, Sr. In November 2002, the Miner family sold the course and adjacent property to a group of 18 Club members (also known as “the founders�). The athletic facility was constructed and opened in 2004. The Varenna development is located where the resort was proposed.

In 2008, a majority of the Club members voted to purchase the club from the founders, and the Club became a member-owned private club. In January 2009, the first fully elected Board of Directors was seated.

HISTORY In 1974 when Alma and Arnold Tudal decided to retire from the family produce business in Alameda, California they set their hearts on St. Helena. They had the thirst and desire to make wine....They had wine fever. Arnold Tudal, being a very successful farmer, knew that the Napa Valley soil on his property held secrets that would give him an opportunity to produce and create inspirational, palate-teasing wines. At the advice of Louis P. Martini, Tudal planted his first Cabernet

Sauvignon grapes in St. Helena and by 1977 Tudal started turning his grapes into wine. In 1979 the Tudal’s built their dream Oasis and brought to life their love and passion: An elaborate family homestead & award winning wines . Arnold and Alma were perfectionists. With the help of their three children and Alma’s parents, Mr. & Mrs. George “Baci” Cerruti, the Tudal’s mastered their winemaking craft and inspired their children and grandchildren to follow in their footsteps.

THE LEGENDS OF TUDAL WINERY JOE DIMAGGIO: Tudal Winery was DiMaggio’s home away from home. He spent a lot of time with Arnold in the winery and was a regular at Alma Tudal’s dinner table. Dimaggio was a fan.

RONALD REAGAN: Ronald Reagan liked Tudal Winery’s wine so much he showcased Tudal’s wine at a dinner for the King and Queen of Sweden while they were guests of the President at the White House.

THE BUCCELLATI FAMILY: Family members of the famed Italian goldsmith, Mario Buccellati, always ordered a specially engraved jeroboam of Tudal Cabernet Sauvignon upon the birth of their children.

ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER & MARIA SHRIVER: The 1982 Tudal Edna Valley Chardonnay was served at the wedding of Maria Shriver and Arnold Schwarzenegger.

These legends are only a few examples of the kind of recognition and attention the Tudals were able to demand with their wine and hospitality. These famous individuals - along with artists, writers, directors, actors, musicians and athletes- loved how serene and peaceful the winery grounds were. They longed for the Napa Valley sunsets on the property. They were passionate about the wine and the unique flavors that erupted from each and every glass. They were mesmerized by the bold flavors and “palate-hypnotizing magic” that came from Tudal’s mastered craft and the uniqueness of the minerals and flavors that the soil from ancient creek bed gave the grapes....a taste and uniqueness that cannot not be found anywhere else.

ONE OF MANY CELEBRITY VISITORS AT THE TUDAL WINERY

A famous face

TUDAL WINES SEREVED AT THE WHITE HOUSE ON THREE SEPARATE OCASIONS

SERVED AT THE WHITE HOUSE

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